Frankenstein 1831 - Blog Posts
Oh this is beautiful! ❤️ This made me so happy! Everyone look at the wonderful surprise I found in my notifications!! Victor looks so pretty here!!
fanart of @artemisyates’ interpretation of victor frankenstein ♥️
Happy New Year! On 1 January 1818 the novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus was first published! So here's some more artwork of my own design for Victor Frankenstein to mark the occasion :)
A few of my sketches of Victor Frankenstein (based off the original novel)
My design for Captain Robert Walton from the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley ♥
I always imagined him a very dashing and fashionable young man :)
✧･ﾟ: * A little sketch of Victor Frankenstein for the Holidays *:･ﾟ✧
Wishing you all a Happy Holiday Season! ♥
My design for Justine Moritz from the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley ♥
It was very interesting researching what working women wore in the 18th century and I ended up having so much fun designing her! :) (And then redesigning her a few dozen times too!! XD )
I hope you like my little drawing of her :)
Victor Frankenstein and Henry Clerval with their hair down, to show off those beautiful long 18th century locks! ♥
(Also this is pretty much how I imagined their height difference too)
Henry Clerval is part Hobbit. You can't change my mind.
My design(s) for Elizabeth Lavenza from Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein" ❤️
In the 1818 version she is described as having dark auburn hair and hazel eyes and in the 1831 revised version she is described with golden hair and blue eyes, so I thought I'd draw both :)
Also I tried to dress her authentically so I hope you're proud of me because 1780s to 1790s women's fashion is very confusing XD